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... A SELF AOOUSER. AT the Marlborough Police Court, London, William Danielle, •porter, of Lincoln's Court, Drury Lane, was charged before Mr Newton with being insane in Vine Street, Piccadilly, and not being under proper contml. —Police Constable William ...
... elections for which Westminster was famous. He was known as a vehement Corn Law man, and a great banquet was given to him at Drury Lane Theatre, at which, to the surprise of many, Sir Francis Burdett was present. No sooner had Captain Rona been elected M.P ...
... successful in London, is to be produced ; and the Hanlon brothers are also engaged to appear. THE revival of Rossini's °tell& at Drury Lane has afforded Mdlle. Nilsson an opportunity of appearing in a part in which she has achieved one of her greatest successes ...
... management, the St James's has become one of the most fully attended and fashionable houses in London. THE theatrical season at Drury Lane will re-commence in September next, under the management of Mr F. B. Chatterton. A new drama of modern life, written by ...
... reconstructed, with Mr Andrew Halliday as president. Ife HALLIDAY is writing another historical drama for the summer season at Drury lane. Joss or Aec, Mr Tom Taylor's historical play, will be produced at the Queen's in a fortnight. SIGNOR GIUSEPPE MAZZINI has ...
... body of George Menai; aged seven months, the infant son of a costermonger living at 18 Lincoln Court, Great Wild Street, Drury Lane. John Mannix said he was the father of the deceased, and a costernionger by trade, His wife assisted him. They had had nine ...
... with which Drury Lane will re-open for the dramatic season is founded on Sir Walter Scott's novel of ' Kenilworth.' Miss Neilson is to appear as Amy Robsart, and Mr T. C. King as Varney. kr the conclusion of the opera season at Drury Lane, Mdlle. Nilsson ...
... the subject, founded upon astronomical calculations. COVENT GARDEN and Drury Lane are the only West end houses at which pantomimes will be produced this I Chri.timis. The Drury Lane annual is spoken of as likely to prove unusually splendid and attractive ...
... leaving Paris for London, Mdlle. 'Meson received from Napoleon the Third a group of daisies in diamonds. M. will appear at Drury Lane on Saturday after an absence of four years, as Mephistopheles, a part in the representation of which he is =equalled. MR ...
... LONDON. ollllSellttlliS. THEATRE, EDINBURGH. MIEN FOWLSII, toe Distinguished Comedienne, of the Haymarket, Olympic, end Drury lane will have the honour of her Irmo EVERT Et ENING N XT WEI,K, in her Famous Impersonation of NELL GWYNN!' Written especially ...
... turned up in the States —Mr Matthew Morgan—says a London correspondent. Four years ago this gentleman was a scene painter at Drury Lane, and was unknown to the world. A year later he was famous through his terribly severe cartoons in the then newly published ...
... any one outside his home oircle.' THII following are the titles and subjects of the principal London Christmas pieces. At Drury Lane Mother Shipton and the Dragon of Wantly ;' at Covent Garden 'The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood ;' at the Princess's 'Little ...